In 2005 the composer added the movement Ciaccona (in memory of Pope John Paul II) to his Polish Requiem. This edition has been transcribed for string duo with parts for violin, viola, and cello.

Here is the viola version of one of Mozart's most memorable and unusual classics, a blend of symphony and concerto. The viola stands beautifully against the violin both in unison and in their dialogue, and now you have a chance to stand front-and-center with virtuoso Mario Hossen on the violin and Les Orpheistes Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Maestro Jenny. Includes slow-tempo practice accompaniments of the faster outer movements. Includes 2 parts--one in normal tuning and one in scordatura tuning.

In late 1779, Mozart penned this delectable classic, which stands as the only remaining Mozart composition in this form, incorporating both symphonic and concerto styles. It features wonderful parts for both of the solo instruments against Mozart's incomparably brilliant writing and orchestration. We have also included two wonderful Mozart bon-bons, The E-major Adagio, KV364; and the C-major Rondo, KV373. A magical and exciting experience to perform this alongside virtuoso Jurgen Klos at the viola and Les Orpheistes Chamber Orchestra under the baton of Joel Mathias Jenny. A classic not to be missed by any violinist! Includes slow-tempo practice accompaniments of the faster outer movements.

Arranged for Violin and Viola by F. Hermann.

Inspired by the poem "Where Everything Is Music," each movement of Rumi Settings adheres to the meaning, perfume, and essence of the stunning Rumi text. Includes two performance scores.

after George Frideric Handel's Suite No.7 for Harpsichord in G minor (score and parts)

The violin is treated as the solo instrument, with the viola in an acompanying role. The cadenzas by Kurt Guntner, which are reproduced in footnotes at the relevant passages of this edition , represent suggestions from the editor and are intended to inspire players to improvise cadenzas of their own.